The U.S. is modernizing its air traffic control system with new radar tech, funded by the One Big Beautiful Bill and supported by the Trump administration.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has announced over $118 million in funding to improve trucking safety standards and training, particularly for military veterans.

D.C. is set to host the Mayor's FitDC Fresh Start 5K on New Year’s Day 2026, resulting in street closures and parking restrictions to accommodate the event.

U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Sean P. Duffy, announced a $1 billion funding increase to enhance road safety, impacting a range of projects across the nation.

DDOT announces multiple road and sidewalk repairs in DC leading up to Christmas, affecting traffic across the city, including the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge and areas like Benning Road and Independence Avenue.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy unveiled the National Advanced Air Mobility Strategy, aiming to revolutionize American aviation and maintain technological leadership.

Senators Cruz and Cantwell seek to remove section 373 from the NDAA and introduce the bipartisan ROTOR Act to ensure equal safety measures for all aircraft in D.C. airspace.

The U.S. Transportation Secretary and GM have launched the Explore250 app, designed as a digital companion for travelers to celebrate America's 250th birthday.

MCDOT has adjusted its transit services for the holiday season, with modified weekday schedules on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, and Sunday schedules on Christmas and New Year's Day.

Congresswoman Escobar sponsors a bill for a new air traffic control tower at El Paso International Airport, emphasizing safety and infrastructure modernization.

D.C. will have traffic changes for the John Cena Farewell Fan Fest, including road closures around F Street from 6th to 7th Streets, NW, with emergency no-parking zones in effect.

D.C. prepares for the National Kiss Under the National Mistletoe event with traffic disruptions and emergency no parking zones on K Street on December 13.

DDOT implements a pilot with speed feedback signs on the Metropolitan Branch Trail to encourage safer speeds and reduce collisions, engaging with users for feedback.